2007 Championnat de France Formula Renault 2.0

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The 2007 Championnat de France Formula Renault 2.0 season was the last of the French Formula Renault championship as independent series. It was included in 2008 in the Formula Renault 2.0 West European Cup.[1] The last round of the French championship was held out of France, in the Circuit de Catalunya, Barcelona as symbol of the series mutations that expand to Western Europe (Portugal, Spain, France and Belgium) in 2008.[2]

Jules Bianchi would win the championship for SG Formula.

Team No. Driver Rounds
France SG Formula 1 France Nelson Panciatici 1–3
2 France Charles Pic All
3 United Kingdom Jon Lancaster 2–7
4 France Alexandre Marsoin All
5 France Edouard Texte 1–2, 4–5
6 France Jules Bianchi All
France Graff Racing 7 Switzerland Gary Hirsch All
8 France Kévin Estre All
9 France Tristan Vautier All
10 France Benjamin Lariche All
11 France Bastien Borget All
16 France Pierre Combot 6
France Epsilon Support 12 France Nelson Lukes All
14 France Mathieu Arzeno 4–7
27 United Kingdom Craig Dolby All
36 France Sébastien Chardonnet All
France Pole Services 14 France Mathieu Arzeno 1–3
15 France Nicolas Marroc 1–5, 7
16 France Pierre Combot 1–5, 7
17 France Kévin Van Heek 1
19 United Kingdom Alexander Sims 2–3
34 France Stéphane Panepinto 4–5
France TCS Racing 15 France Nicolas Marroc 6
United Kingdom Manor Motorsport 19 United Kingdom Alexander Sims 4–5, 7
22 United Kingdom Alex Morgan 5
Belgium Boutsen Energy Racing 20 Switzerland Jonathan Hirschi 3
21 Belgium Maxime Martin 3
United Kingdom Fortec Motorsports 22 United Kingdom Alex Morgan 7
35 Japan Ryuji Yamamoto 5
37 United Kingdom Riki Christodoulou 5, 7
38 United Kingdom Duncan Tappy 5
39 United Kingdom Paul Rees 7
France Team Palmyr 23 France Jean-Michel Ogier 1–3, 5–7
24 France Marc Cattaneo All
25 France Jean-Marc Menahem 1–3, 5–7
33 France Philippe Hottinguer 5, 7
40 France David Zollinger 1
France Didier Colombat 2–6
France Racing Team Trajectoire 26 France Sylvain Milesi 1–4, 6–7
41 France Pierre Giner 5
France RBA Sport 28 France Rodolphe Hauchard 1
29 France Stefan Romecki 1–6
France CD Sport 31 France Jean-Paul Coppens 1
France Lycée D'Artagnan 32 France Daniel Harout 1, 7

Race calendar and results

Results and standings

References

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